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Ed Davey is desperate to lead his band of centrists back to their traditional place as Britain’s third party.

Rishi Sunak may have more answers than most others - but he does not have all of them.

It is a moment for Rishi Sunak quite unlike any other he has had to face as prime minister. Every eyeball in the Commons was focused on his statement....

She has been famous for more than seven decades – and has as much zest and ambition today as she did at 18. She discusses fame, politics, the casting couch, motherhood and marrying five times

Britains Defense Secretary Ben Wallace and Foreign Office Minister of State Anne-Marie Trevelyan have attended Asias "foremost defence summit".

For the last few years, the UK has been behaving as if it did not have enough money for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) to pursue a coherent humanitarian and development policy.

From a slyly clueless documentary presenter to a soulful pair of private eyes, here are the latest trans-Atlantic imports.

IN the 1987 film Wall Street, Michael Douglas’s character Gordon Gekko says “Greed, for lack of a better word, is good.”

Does Britain face a problem of higher inflation? Not now, as inflation is substantially undershooting the Bank of England’s target of 2 per cent annually, but figures this week showed that the

The only people to have bragged about vaccine supply are ministers themselves. Rewind to last summer and you could be forgiven for thinking that we would soon be drowning in the stuff.  On August 14, the Business Secretary Alok Sharma made the third in a string of world-beating vaccine supply announcements with news of a further “90 million” doses. “It means the UK has placed orders for six experimental vaccines, taking its potential stockpile to 340 million doses,” explained the BBC�...